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A hut in Pleasant Hill village
Our first morning in the field - 4/11
"Drying out" at Camp Blinking Light - 4/11
"Drying out" - our first night back in Pleasant Hill - 4/12
Our fearless Lt. contemplates the enemy
After the Battle of the White Pickup - Wednesday 4/14
Our Lt. and First Sgt. savoring our victory over Secesh mechanized infantry
Our rear guard of cavalry catches up to us on Thursday 4/15
A dim view of our column seconds before assaulting the bridge - Friday 4/16
The Bottomland Abattis or "There used to be a road where the surgeon is standing" 4/16
Our last rest break before hitting Pleasant Hill - Friday 4/16
We had marched through scrub growth
We had marched through pine forest
We had marched through hardwood forest
And we had earned the title of "Veteran of Red River 2"
Doug, still standing after 48 miles and 45 years, back at Pleasant Hill - 4/16
Pictures of Saturday's
Entrenchment - New as of
5/18/1999
(Photos edited to remove any modern items
in the background)
The Veterans of Co. G, 35th Iowa on the field Saturday morning, 4/17
Company G digs in, Tim "Dawg" Rounds with a tin cup
Looking at the east end of our trench
Digging is done, now the waiting begins
How it might have looked 135 years ago
After the CS cavalry made a sweep past us, we're ready for the dance to start
Some of my mess mates, Cpl. Jim Tedford standing
How I might have looked 135 years ago
Another look back in time as we watch and wait
Looking to the west along the trench
A very long pic of our front, assembled from five shots - 122K
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